David Webb

David C. Webb passed away on July 23, 2026, in the loving presence of his family.

Dave was born in Wisconsin Rapids, WI to Harry and Eleanor (Mullen) Webb on March 13, 1939. On July 23, 1960, he married Gloria Mlsna in Nekoosa, WI.

Dave worked at Consoweld (a division of Consolidated Papers) in their graphic arts department. he was an early member of the Rapids Angels Motorcycle Club, and as a young man he rode in hill climb competitions for several years. In his later years, he was a member of the Central Wisconsin Gold Wingers. He and Gloria spent many hours on the motorcycle traveling across the country creating fabulous memories. He also had a life-long love of hunting and fishing. He enjoyed his hunting trips in northern Wisconsin and out west. he spent many summers with family and friends camping. He also loved playing softball and was a team player both as an adult in Wisconsin and in his retirement years as a Winter Texan. Dave started cross country skiing in his early 40's and the accomplishment he was most proud of was completing the American Birkebeiner cross country skiing marathon 16 times between 1983 and 2002.

Dave is survived by his son Randy (Kathy) Webb, Kellner; daughters: Rhonda (Cappy) Moore, Omaha, NE, Roxanne (Brad) Best, Appleton, WI, Roseann (Howard) McKinney, Prior Lake, MN, and Rachelle (Keith) Ricke, Savage, MN. He is further survived by his sisters Carol Schilling and Elaine Bablitch; sister-in-law Sandy Hill; and brothers-in-law Fred Nishizaki and Wally (Sandy) Schoenick; grandchildren: Desire' Dahl, David Moore, Christine Webb, Carmen Webb, Stasia McKinney, Greyson McKinney, and MaCayla Best; and great-grandchildren: Layne Webb, Lauryn and Landyn Villeneuve, Kristofer Dahl, and Azaiah and Ian Moore.

He was preceded in death by his parents; sister Kathy Schoenick; brothers-in-law: Rod Schilling, Ron Bablitch, Frank Boettcher, Art Hill, and Richard Mlsna; and sisters-in-law Shelly Webb, Marilyn Boettcher, and Patricia Nishizaki.

A memorial service immediate family will be held upon interment of his ashes at Pioneer Cemetery, in the Town of Saratoga, at a later date.